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FLEDGLING 1979 




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A University campus never stands still. It is 
forever expanding, ever growing seeking to 
serve the needs of the students. 

In 1961, Wilmington College consisted of 
three buildings; Hoggord Hall, the Alderman 
Administration Building and the Hinton James 
Student Services Building. Since then, Wil- 
mington College has grown into a University 
and has added sixteen more buildings to the 
campus. 

In 1969 the William Madison Randall 
Library became an important addition to the 
campus. The Sarah Grahamn Keenan Audito- 
rium followed in 1970. The Cafeteria and 
Galloway Hall, the first dormitory, were 
added in 1971. The latest addition to the 
campus was completed this year. The new 
building houses the English, History, Math, 
and Modern Language Departments. But, the 
growth has not stopped there. Already, there 
are tentative plans for a new student service 
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SOCCER 

Utilizing strong offensive tactics pro- 
duced not only a successful season but 
also a number of post-season honors 
for some of the teammates. Gil Costilla 
and John Miller were chosen for the 
N.C. All-State Team. Costilla, Miller, 
and Chi Chi Mercado were also 
awarded All-South honors. Eddie 
Brock, a departing senior, was named 
the Most Valuable Player by his team- 
mates. The Coaches' Award went to 
Ted Kort, another senior. 




FRONT ROW: L-R: Gary Wade, Gil Castillo, 

Rusty Russ, Charles Ingold, Tom Prestio, Erwjn 

Mercodo, and Ted Kort. 

MIDDLE ROW: L-R: Ashley Dixon, Rusty Amon, 

Dennis Davis, Eric Hoyden, Ed Donahue, ond 

Keith Donnolly. 

BACK ROW: L-R: Chris Horper, John Miller, Eddie 

Brock, Matt Wight, Nick Stephanos, Doug Row. 

ell, and Dovid Keith. 

NOT PICTURED: Coach Calvin Lone. 




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FOOTBALL 

One of the newest sports at UNC-W is 
club football. The men played well all 
season despite lack of student support. 
The club played against such colleges 
as Wake Forest, N.C. State, and 
Chapel Hill. With a lot of hard work 
and discipline, the football club finished 
the season with an 8-4 record. Don 
Corry, a newcomer to the club, served 
OS coach. Corry singles out Melvin Too- 
too, Chris Nichols, Bill Morris, Steva 
Underwood, Ken Watson and Mark 
Dove as outstanding defensive players; 
Darrell Franks and Doug Browning at 
outstanding quarterbacks. 




The 1978-79 fooltxill club consisted of: SEATED, 
L - R: Dennis Nelson, Dennon Fox, Rusty Quote, 
Ricky Clemmons, Doug Browning, Donald Kent, 
Ken Watson, Steve Underwood, Dale Fish, an4 
am Thomos. MIDDLE, I - R: Joe Meekley, Andy 
Burnette, Tim Owens, Steve Poulos, Bryan Smith, 
Dove Hooks, Paul Wood, Som Bryant, Bill Her- 
ring and Donold Borden. STANDING, L - R: Head 
Coach Don Corry, Off Cooch Brian McClura, 
Mark Doll, Dove Nelson, Dennis Ray, Melvin Too- 
too. Bill Morris, Dove Moore, Ken Morrow, Andy 
Wilkenloh, Hamp Hordison, Chris Doll, Asst. 
Cooch Bill Dover. 





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BASKETBALL 

With many strengths and weaknesse* 
the Seahawk Basketball team com- 
pleted successful year with a record 
of 1 9-8. Coach Mel Gibson commented 
on the aggressiveness and togetherness 
of the team. Every player worked well 
together. The bondage of the UNCW 
team was much like thot of a family, 
Gibson stated. 

The Seahawks will be losing four out- 
standing seniors, Ralph Peterson, Art 
Paschal, Delaney Jones, and Dav* 
Wolff; OS well as Chuck Verba ond 
Leon McCrae. They leave behind them 
a young but successful team. 



The 1978-79 Batkatboll «*ain consisted ali 
SEATED, L - R: John Hoskins, Barry Taylor, John 
Colipori, John McPaul, Ralph Peterson, Dennte 
Tobin, and Leon McRoe. STANDING, L - R: Aft 
Paschal, Garry Cooper, Danny Davis, Chuck 
Verbo, Jimmy Denton, Dave Wolff, Deloney 
Jones, and Bill PorVer. 



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SWIMMING 

In only its second season of competition 
the UNC-W swim team finished the sea- 
son with a record of 9-2 for the men 
and 2-4 for the women. UNC-W swim- 
mers participated in both the Eastern 
Seaboard Championships (men) in Har- 
vard and the NAIAW championships 
(women) in Nevada. The men's team 
did well at the Eastern Seaboard cham- 
pionships placing fifteenth; however the 
women's team did not place anyone in 
the finals. UNC-W swim team, under 
Coach Dave Allen, was also voted into 
the Eostern intercollegiate Swimming 
and Diving Championships this season. 




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The 1978-79 swim team consisted of: Men 
SEATED, L ■ R: Porks Griffith, Terry Coscoddun, 
Roberi Quigley, Jeff Hulett and Peter Grotale 
MIDDLE, L - R: Jeff Reese, Jim Baker, Scott Sos 
ser. Bill DeForest and Jeff Harris. STANDING, L 
R: Greg Wilson, Roddy Michclove, Mike Malone 
Sam O'Leary, and Gregg Williams. 
Women SEATED, L - R: Julie Richards, Ellen Cush 
man, Koren Young, Volorie Newlin. STANDING, 
L - R: Debbie Sproles ond Denise Squires. 




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CROSS 
COUNTRY 

After a year-long absence. Cross Country 
returns to UNC-W. This young group con- 
sists of a transfer from Chowan Junior Col- 
lege, David Ross, and Emerson Willard, a 
UNC-W runner two years ago. The major- 
ity of the squad is composed of Sopho- 
mores and Freshmen. 



Cross-country: KNEELING, L - R- Robert Skafidos, 
James Godwin, Jeff Gober, Gene Arthur, David 
Ross. STANDING, L • R: Yens Kaiser, Paul Lupica, 
Emerson Willard, and Perry Key. 




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MEN'S 
BASEBALL 



Under coach Bill Brooks and assistant 
coach Bobby Guthrie, the UNC-W base- 
ball team finished the season with a 21-16 
record. The team played against N.C. 
State in the Atlantic Coast Conference. 
Through a 1 2-inning marathon. Slate man- 
aged a 4-3 victory. 

Players are: L-R, KNEELING: Bill Austin, Jim 
Montague, Herbie Dawkins, John Tallent, Ron Peo- 
ples, John Gourley, Rusty Wagstatf, Larry Livingston 
Mark Scolf. STANDING: Dick Lancaster, Dann) 
Houston, Dan Tricarico, Cecil Davis, Robert Kirkpa 
trick, Roger Sutton, Richord King, Clyde Holley 
Bubba Baldwin, Ronald Inman, Jeft Cole, Richard 
Warren, Tim Whitehead, Bill Rhodes, Len McBride, 
David Pope, John Milkovits, Mike Williams. 








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With strength and endurance training each 
member of the crew team worked 
together. Under coaches Gene Jeffords 
and John Anderson the team participated 
in the Azalea Festival Regatta. They 
matched teams from Duke, Chapel Hill, 
University of Tennessee, University of Ala- 
bama, Morris Harvey and the Citadel. The 
UNC-W crew can look forward to a suc- 
cessful year in 1 980. 



The 1978-79 members of the Crew Team 
are: Paul Weaver, Mike Gallagher, Billy 
Bridges, Jeff Faulkner, Don Scroggs, Rob 
Burke, John Kelly, Dawn De-Pencier, and 
Guy Pushee. 





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MEN'S 
TENNIS 



The 1 979 edition of men's tennis proved to 
be a successful one, winning 15 of 29 
matches. Playing against some new and 
tougher NCAA Division I competition, the 
Seahawk netters completed the season 
with a 15-14 record. With a young (no 
seniors) and fairly inexperienced squad, 
this year's team performed outstandingly 
well against tough competition, playing 1 7 
of the 29 matches on the rood. A job well 
done! 




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Players are: FRONT, L - R: Paul Gemborys, Chorles 
Ponton, Jeff Jackson, and Chuck Longston. BACK, L - 
R: Harry Harris, Gary Sue, Chuck Winslow, Ricky 
Watson, and Collin Sumroll. NOT PICTURED: Tony 
Foucette. 




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WOMEN'S 
BASKETBALL 

The Lady Seahawks had a rather 
disappointing season with a record 
of 5-18. Jenny Allen, April Lewis, 
Jennifer Heath, Kathy Lothspeich, 
and Terri Kirby were the top return- 
ing players. But even with the nine 
newcomers, which make the team a 
good size, they could not pull them- 
selves through. 



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CHEERLEADERS 

Under advisor Jane Batson, the UNC-W 
cheerleaders had a successful year. The 
cheerleaders have come a long way In 
the past few years. Two years ago the 
squad consisted of only 5 females. This 
year cheerleaders consist of 4 newcom- 
ers, and 4 veterans. Despite a some- 
times less than optimistic outlook, the 
squad never gave up. They always 
gave encouragement to the players as 
well as to the crowd. 



The 1 978-79 cheerleading squad consists of Pat 
Bowker, heod Cheerleader, Judy Stevens, Lisa 
Everhart, Pot Monohon, Annette Nye, Lindo 
Lueck, Terry Alward, and Marianne Collier. 




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POM POM 
GIRLS 

The newly-formed Pom-Pom squad fills 
the half-time activities with as much 
beauty and coordination as does the 
basketball team. Under Tammy Parker, 
head pom-pom girl, the 1978-79 squad 
consists of 9 members. The squad has a 
lot to look forward to in future years. 



Pom-Pom girls; L — R: Cathy Mitchell, Susan 
West, Brucie Lee, Becky Thompson, Tammy Por- 
ker, Bridget Pederson, Liso Morris, Lynn Dobbins, 
ond Donna Long. 




WOMEN'S 
VOLLEYBALL p 



This season, the women's volleyball 
team had to combat both opposing 
teams and inexperience. With a num- 
ber of new freshman players, seniors 
Aeida Vincent and Betsy Massari, the 
team's best spiker, provided a steady- 
ing influence upon the team. Under the 
guidance of a new coach, Judy Peel, a 
regimen of long hours and hard prac- 
tice was instated to overcome their 
inexperience. With the implementation 
of a new offensive, the Seahawks 
began to show steady improvement 
throughout the season. 



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The 1978-1979 members ore: FRONT 
ROW: L-R: Wrenn Johnson, Annette 
Hassell, Aeida Vincent, Betsy Massari, 
Denise Smith, Sarah Ouick, Sarah 
Gaither, Lisa Livingston, Susan Spivey. 
BACK ROW: L-R: Lisa Montague, 
Nancy Washburn, Romaine Lee, Patti 
Provost, Coach Judy Peel, and Margie 
Stewart. 



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WOMEN'S 
TENNIS 

The Women's Tennis team finished 
with a record of 7-5. Under coach, 
Jane Batson, the team had two new 
successful freshmen, Conchie Gem- 
boys and Gi Gi Trelinski. The team 
played such colleges as Methodist 
and St. Mary's. 

The 1978-79 members of the women's tennis 
team werer L-R; Brendo Kolevos, Gigi Trelin- 
ski, Conchie Gemboys, Lowrey Sorenson, 
Carolyn Bender, Theresa Reeves, Debbie 
Goulding, Coach Jane Batson. 



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BASKETBALL 

BASEBALL 

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SOCCER 

SWIMMING 

TENNIS 

CREWING 

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VOLLEYBALL 

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VOLLEYBALI.W-3L-16 
lost to East Carolina 
lost to Louisburg 
lost to Guilford 
lost to Peace 
beat Meredith 
lost to Pembroke 
lost to Mars Hill 
lost to Elon 
lost to UNC-Ashville 
lost to lenoir Rhyne 
lost to Western Carolina 
lost to N.C. Central 
beat Meredith 
lost to Pembroke 
lost to UNC-Charlotte 
lost to Catawba 
beat Chowan 
lost to N.C. Central 
lost to High Point 





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Atlantic Christian 
Pembroke 
Campbell 
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St. Mary's 
Mt. Olive 
Wingate 
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College of Charleston 

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East Carolina 

S.C. State 

Virginia Commonwealth 

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UNCW 


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UNCW 


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UNCW 


5-1 


Warren Wilson 


UNCW 


4-1 


North Carolina 


UNCW 


1-2 


Citadel 


UNCW 


2-5 


Rollins 


UNCW 


3-1 


Stetson 


UNCW 


3-0 


Atlantic Christian 


UNCW 


0-3 


N.C. State 


UNCW 


3-2 


Old Dominion 


UNCW 


6-3 


James Madison 


UNCW 


8-1 


Campbell 


UNCW 


4-2 


Maryland-Bait. Co. 


UNCW 


3-1 


East Carolina 


UNCW 


5-0 


St. Andrews 


UNCW 


2-5 


William & Mary 


UNCW 


2-0 


Methodist 


UNCW 


1-3 


South Carolina 


UNCW 


1-1 




Duke 




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UNCW 


9-0 


Methodist 


UNCW 


1-8 


Salisbury State 


UNCW 


9-0 


S.C. State 


UNCW 


9-0 


Baptist 


UNCW 


9-0 


Augusta 


UNCW 


0-6 


Georgia Southern 


UNCW 


3-6 


Armstrong State 


UNCW 


0-9 


Citadel 


UNCW 


0-9 


Richmond 


UNCW 


2-7 


USC-Conway 


UNCW 


4-5 


Amherst 


UNCW 


7-2 


Amherst 


UNCW 


8-1 


St. Andrews 


UNCW 


9-0 


Wesleyan 


UNCW 


5-4 


East Carolina 


UNCW 


9-0 


Pembroke 


UNCW 


1-8 


Campbell 


UNCW 


9-0 


North Carolina A&T 


UNCW 


8-1 


UNS-Greensboro 


UNCW 


1-8 


USC-Conway 


UNCW 


2-7 


UNC-Charlotte 


UNCW 


6-3 


Pfeiffer 


UNCW 


0-9 


Old Dominion 


UNCW 


0-9 


William & Mary 


UNCW 


0-9 


Virginia Tech 


UNCW 


9-0 


Towson State 


UNCW 


9-0 


Pembroke 


UNCW 


6-3 


Campbell 


UNCW 


2-7 


East Carolina 




MENS FOOTBALL W-8 L-4 


UNCW 


26-32 


Central Pedimont 


UNCW 


13-6 


New River Marines 


UNCW 


12-20 


Appalachian 


UNCW 


12-6 


Duke 


UNCW 


7-0 


Woke Forest 


UNCW 


16-17 


George Mason 


UNCW 


7-0 


use 


UNCW 


14-9 


N.C. State 


UNCW 


13-6 


UNC-CH 


UNCW 


32-0 


Robbins 


UNCW 


7-0 


Central Pedimont 


UNCW 


14-18 


N.C. State 



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UNCW 


8-20 


South Carolina 


UNCW 


5-3 


UNC-Charlotte 


UNCW 


17-5 


Salisbury State 


UNCW 


2-4 


N.C. State 


UNCW 


6-3 


Yale 


UNCW 


1-2 


Yale 


UNCW 


2-6 


Yale 


UNCW 


4-7 


Western Carolina 


UNCW 


5-9 


Western Carolina 


UNCW 


2-17 


Clemson 


UNCW 


6-8 


Clemson 


UNCW 


7-3 


Eastern Connecticut 


UNCW 


3-2 


Eastern Connecticut 


UNCW 


2-6 


Coastal Carolina 


UNCW 


10-2 


Baptist 


UNCW 


4-6 


Baptist 


UNCW 


2-1 


East Carolina 


UNCW 


3-6 


North Carolina 


UNCW 


3-4 


N.C. State 


UNCW 


2-4 


Methodist 


UNCW 


6-3 


Campbell 


UNCW 


15-17 


East Carolina 


UNCW 


0-1 


Coastal Carolina 


UNCW 


4-3 


Coastal Carolina 


UNCW 


2-9 


North Carolina 


UNCW 


5-1 


Methodist 


UNCW 


11-2 


Pembroke State 


UNCW 


13-n 


Wingate 


UNCW 


1-0 


Duke 


UNCW 


7-4 


Duke 


UNCW 


12-3 


UNC-Charlotte 


UNCW 


4-7 


Campbell 


UNCW 


4-3 


Wingate 


UNCW 


3-1 


Atlantic Christian 


UNCW 


7-0 


Atlantic Christian 


UNCW 


8-3 


Baptist 


UNCW 


15-2 


Baptist 




WOMEN'S BASKETBALL W-5 L-1 8 


UNCW 


61-71 


Duke 


UNCW 


74-76 


Peace 


UNCW 


70-98 


N.C. Central 


UNCW 


55-61 


Shaw 


UNCW 


51-70 


Elon 


UNCW 


49-74 


Pembroke 


UNCW 


41-93 


East Carolina 


UNCW 


44-72 


Peace 


UNCW 


57-59 


Pembroke 


UNCW 


76-53 


Meredith 


UNCW 


62-81 


Campbell 


UNCW 


67-58 


Shaw 


UNCW 


71-83 


Elon 


UNCW 


68-84 


Atlantic Christian 


UNCW 


63-75 


North Carolina A&T 


UNCW 


57-63 


North Carolina 


UNCW 


75-57 


Meredith 


UNCW 


65-59 


Baptist 


UNCW 


76-77 


North Carolina 


UNCW 


61-66 


UNC-Ashville 


UNCW 


65-69 


Methodist 


UNCW 


79-65 


Campbell 



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THE PEOPLE 




WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN 
COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 




A Political Science major from Jacksonville, FRANCIS DELUCA, served as 
a SGA Senator and vice-president. Francis was also a member of the 
Grade Appeals Court and wai a Dean's List student. 



MARJORIE WOODHURST MCLAMB, a Dean's List student from Michi- 
gan, is an Art History major. She was a member of the Art Club, 
Debate Team, and served as the art editor and section editor for the 
Fledgling. 





GLEN DOWNS is an Economics major from Greensboro. 
He was a member of the SGA Finance Committee, Sea- 
hawk Advertising Staff, and participated in intramurals. 
Glen also served as Freshman Class president and Sopho- 
more Class secretary. He was a Dean's List student and 
was awarded the Teague-Taylor Freedom Award and the 
T. Elliot Prescott Award for academic excellence. 




A Political Science major from Raleigh, KARIN WHALEY, 
has been active in student government serving as Fresh- 
man vice-president. Sophomore president, and Senior 
vice-president. She also served as the SGA president, 
Seohawk business monager, was a chairman on the Inves- 
tigative Committee, and a member of the Student Legal 
Service. Karin was also o Dean's List student. 



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ROBERT BERRY PARKER is an English major from Rober- 
sonville. He served as editor of the Seahawk, editor of the 
Channel Marker, Who's Who editor of the Fledgling, stu- 
dent chairman of the University Lecture Series Committee, 
and was on the Atlantis staff. Robert was also a member 
of the English Club, served on the Media and Publications 
Board, and the Student Union Planning Committee. He 
also served as secretary and then president of the Young 
Democrats Club and was a Dean's List student. 



MELISSA ANN MCINTOSH is an Early Childhood Educa- 
tion major from Fayetteville. She was a member of 
SNCAE, the Resident Action Team, and the Fine Arts Com- 
mittee. Melissa wos also a Resident Assistant and a 
Dean's List student. 




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CONNIE BUTNER i$ a Criminal Justice major from Kinsfon. She was a 
UNCW cheerleader, a member of the Criminal Justice Club, treasurer 
of the Circle-K-Club, and served as a section editor for the Fledgling. 
Connie was also a Dean's List student. 



An accounting major from Virginia Beach, PATRICIA JEAN BLANTON, 
was a member of Phi Beta Lambda, the Rowing Club, and the Finance 
Committee. Patricia also served as the associate editor of the Atlantis and 
OS the president of the Senior Class. 



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JOAN ROVINSKI is a Chemistry major from Castle Hayne. She served as 
President of the Chemistry Club, was a Chemistry Lab Assistant, and was 
a member of Alpha Phi Omega. Joan was also a member of the Ameri- 
can Chemical Society. 



A Spanish and Computer Science major from Wilmington, DEBORAH 
J. SLOAN, served as secretary of the Spanish Club, recording secre- 
tary of Delta Sigma Theta, and associate editor of the Fledgling. She 
was also a member of the Black Student Union. 



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A Political Science major from Wilmington, RAY C. BLACKBURN, 
served as business manager for the Fledgling, chairman of the UNCW 
Delegation to the Model United Nations, president of the Young Dem- 
ocrats Club, secretary of the Government and Politics Association, and 
associate justice of the Student Superior Court. Ray also served on the 
Constitution Committee, was a member of the Debate Team, and was 
a Dean's List Student. 



SANDRA HALES, a Chemistry and Recreation major from Wilmington, 
was a member of Alpha Phi Omega, Circle K Club, president of the 
Chemistry Club, and captain of the Bowling League. Sandra was also a 
Dean's List student. 



A Recreation major from Wilmington, CINDY DIANE 
COLE, was a member of the Recreation Majors club. Delta 
Zelta, and the Chancellor's Student Union Planning Com- 
mittee. She was also a delegate of the National Entertain- 
ment and Campus Activities Association, chairman of the 
University Progrom Board, and was a Dean's List student. 




A Business Administration major from Castle Hayne, 
FRANK COLVIN, was a member of Sigma Alpha Beta, the 
North Carolina Student Legislature, and the SGA Finance 
and Investigation Committee. He also served as the presi- 
dent of Phi Beta Lambda, junior class president, and soph- 
omore class senator. Frank was also a Dean's List student. 




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A Social Studies major from Illinois, DAVID PAUL WOLFF, 
was a member of the UNCW basketball team and served 
as co-captain for tfiree years. David was active in Softball 
intramurals and served as president of FCA. He was also 
a Dean's List student. 




A Mass Communications major from Conover, GRETA 
ANITA LINT, served as cfioirman of tfie Interclub Council, 
chairman of Homecoming 1978, and publicity chairman 
of Alpha Phi Omega. She also served as a senator and 
helped to form WLOZ. 



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ANGELA J. HANKINS, an English major from Wilmington, was a Dean's A Music major from Wilmington, JAMES CECIL BURKE, was a Dean's 

List student. She was a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, SNCAE, List student. He received a music scholarship, the Cecilia H. Pleasants 

and served as secretary for the Block Student Union. Angela was also a scholarship, and pioneered the study of serious film making at UNCW. 
member of the English club and served on the Atlantis and Seahowk. 




A Political Science major from Wilmington, JONATHAN 
H. FAILL JR., served as the state membership coordinator 
and the membership committee chairperson for the North 
Carolina Student Legislator. He was a member of the 
Young Democrats club, N.C. National Guard Associa- 
tions, and served as vice-president of the Government 
and Politics Association. Jonathan was also a student rep- 
resentative on the Faculty Senate Investigating Commit- 
tee, SGA representative to the National Student Legal 
Rights Conference, a representative-at-large, and a mem- 
ber of the Finance Committee. 



ROBIN B. ROMBLAD, a Business Administration major 
from Maryland, was a member of the Sigma Alpha Beta 
Business Fraternity. She also served as the vice-president 
and projects publicity chairman of Alpha Phi Omega. 



157 




PAMELA BOSTICK WHITLOCK 







^ A History major from Mint Hill, RAYMOND ALLAN WAR- ..^ 
REN, served as a student senator. Junior class vice-presi-^ 
dent, and president of ttie College Republicans. He was 
also a member of the state College Republican Commit- 
tee, wos a columnist and features editor for the Seohowk, 
and served as secretary for Alpha Phi Omega. Ray was 
also a Dean's List student and was active with the Univer- 
sity Theatre. 






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ASSISTANT DEAN 

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CHARLES W. KING 



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CAREER PLANNING AND 
PLACEMENT 




Secretary, Carolyn Davis, Director Sandra Harkin 





DIRECTOR OF 

INFORMATION 

SERVICES 

GWEN CULBRETH 



DIRECTOR OF 
DEVELOPMENT 

TYRONNE ROWELL 



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AFFAIRS 

TONYCAULDER 




SPORTS 

INFORMATION 

DIRECTOR 

JOHN JUSTICE 



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LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice WhiHen, Tim Jordan, Connie Jenkens, Grace CorbeH, Tina Harfoujh, Hilda Mintz, Terry Whin, Debbie Rudisell, Tommy Craig. 




DIRECTOR OF 
ACCOUNTING 

TIMOTHY JORDAN 



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ADMISSIONS 




FRONT: Teresa Berry, Helen Smith. BACK: Douglas L. Johnson, L. Murrie Lee, Frank Bowen. 



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ASSISTANT 

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Dr. James McCowan 



FEDERAL 

COMPLIANCE 

SECRETARY 

Lynda Strickland 




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HOUSEKEEPING 
ADMINISTRA- 
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David L. Smith 



MAINTENANCE 

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STUDENT 

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James Brown 



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George James 



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EDUCATION 





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LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK: Norman Ellis, Dr. Jonnn Reed, Dr. Horold Hulon, Dr. Jerry Klein, Dr. Andrew Hay«, Noel Jones, Dr. Roy Horiun, Dr. Soul Bodc- 
ner. Dr. Calvin Doss, Eleanor Wright, Betty Slikes, Morcee Myers, Dr. H. Hayes, Dr. Pat Bortoleme. 



MATH 




LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK: Thomas Brown, Dr. Fred Toney, Dr. Thomas Luplon, James C. Holgey, Borboro Greim, Glenn R. Long, Dr. R. H. Buriharl, Vicente 
Hernondez. FRONT: Kennth R. Gurgonus, Donald E. Elliot, Fletcher Norris, Oargon Frierson, Donald House. NOT PICTURED: Dr. Crews, Thodeus Donkel. 



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STUDENTS 




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Vicki Allen 



George Austin 



Debbie Averitt 



Pom Baggett 





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Cathy Bailey 



Nancy Baker 



Phillip Barker 



Richard Barry 







Layton Bedsole 



Carolyn Bender 



Ray Blackburn 



Patricia Blanton 



SENIORS L 



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William Bowers 





Cynthia Bowman 



Harrison Bradford 



Dorfhy Braggs 







Jo Brewer 



Elizabeth Bridgen 



Bobbie Brown 



Tamora Brown 







Debbie Burgess 



Robert Burks 



Joquelin Burnham 



Marcia Caison 



2 CLASS OF 79 



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Alan Camp 



Blake Carter 



Sandra Clemmons 



Cindy Cole 






Kathy Cooper 



Kathie Coulson 



Kay Couvillon 



Francis Csulak h 




Greg Dawsey 




Brad Dawson 




SENIORS [ 



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Billy Dover 



Warren Earnshaw 



Gail Eubanks 



Terrell Evans 







Wendy Excell 



David Faires 



Carol Fields 



Claude Forsythe 







Elizabeth Frazelle 



Don Fuquay 



Patricia Garner 



Del Glasgow 



] CLASS OF 79 



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Gwen Grady 



Ken Graves 



Sandra Hales 



Doris Hamilton 




Sinclair Harris 



Judith Helsing 



Stanley Harts 




Keith Hendrick 



Helen Hazelton 




Cathy Hewlett 



Teresa Hege 




SENIORS L 



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Margaret Hildreth 



Fannie Mines 



Lisa Hodges 



Theresa Hodum 







Anne Horsley 



Cynthia Jackson 



Lee Ann James 



Nellie Johnson 







Patricio Jones 



Gwendolyn Joye 



Lorraine Kimrey 



Antoinette King 



J CLASS OF 79 



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Richard King 



Terri Kirby 



June Kulberck 



Nancy Lace 




Richard Lancaster 




Lois Likens 




Tambera Lancaster 




Earl Lorkins 




Susan Monn 



Elizabeth Lewis 




SENIORS C 



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Mary Martin 



Lois Matthews 



Rebekah McCombs 



Rosemarie McKeithan 






Carolyn McMilliam 



Brandon Middleton 



Pam Midgett 



Jim Minett 







William Moore 



Sue Ellen Morton 



Beth Mulvey 



John Murphy 



] CLASS OF 79 



201 




Paul Nevitt 






Marcus Norton 



Bobby Parker 







Art Paschal 



Russell Peebles 



Ralph Peterson 



Leonard Pevaney 







Marsha Pitts 



George Price 



Ralph Price 



Margaret Randall 



SENIORS L 



202 



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William Rash 



Nancy Reagan 



Jeff Redinger 



Brian Redmond 










Robbie Register 






Penny Rinaldl 



William Roberts 



Sarah Robinson 







Robin Romblad 



Veronica Ross 



Elaine Russ 



Burnett Sanders 



] CLASS OF 79 



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Beth Scalf 



Terry Sellers 



Lucy Siddle 



Connie Simmons 






Joanna Simons 



Alfred Smith 



Janice Smith 



Joey Smith 






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Maurice Smith 



Sally Smith 



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Sarah Smith 




Mark Snuggs 



SENIORS I 



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Ronald Sparks 



Ronald Speck 



Keith Spivey 



Linda Stauffer 




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Sharon Stines 



Stuart Stout 



Cecil Swing 



Robin Taylor 





George Thornton 



Klmberly Tripp 





John Truelove 



Ray Warren 



CLASS OF 79 



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Stephanie Wells 



Cynthia West 



Karin Whaley 







Mary Wiggins 



Joseph Williams 



Robert Wilson 



SENIORS [ 



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Bruce Winthrow 



David Wolff 



Charles Woolton 






David Wright 



Deborah Young 



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Carolyn Benson 

Karen Benson 

Barbara Bordeaux 



Linda Brennan 
William Bridges 
Robert Browne 
Richard Bryant 
Shelba Bryant 



Michael Buie 

Connie Butner 

Nolo Conady 

Gergory Capps 

Thomos Capps 



Laura CoudJll 

Linda Coudill 

Nancy Clark 

Franklin Colvin 

Judy Colvin 




Bobby Bordeaux 

Suzanne Bowmer 

Loretto Bradford 

Maced Bragg 



JUNIORS L 



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Michael Denning 
Tommy Doggett 
John Doss 
Glen Downs 



Debbie Doyle 
Cliff Eddens 
Jonothon Foill 
Ed Finch 
Kevin Finnerty 



Martina Forbes 
Donna Fuller 
Paul Gemborys 
Joonno George 
Laura Glodding 



James Godwin 
Sharon Grimes 
Tricia Heckman 
William Heitman 
Williom Herring 



1 CLASS OF W 



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Marion Hornsby 

David Hosier 

Jonie Irving 




Debbie Jackson 

Carl James 

Cynthia Johnson 



JUNIORS C 



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Shirley Joyce 
Jens Kaiser 



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Brenda Kalevas 




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Maggie Madden 

Jane Martin 

Zane McDowel 




Baxter Miller 
James Montague 



JUNIORS [ 






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Victor Morgon 

Nancy Morrison 
Judith Moseley 




Miyuki Nokamura 
Jeffrey Nelligan 
Ted Neufang 



Mary Noland 
Sarah O'Connor 



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Trocy Raynor 

Jeryl Rice 

Ruth RickeHs 

Kothleen Robbins 

Morta Rogefson 



Connie Rose 

David Ross 

Joseph Royol 

Betty Scoggins 

Debra Sellers 



Bryon Padgett 

Brendo Patrick 

Samuel Pomdexter 



Chris Shove 

Phil Slier 

James Simpson 

Kathy Storling 

Shoron Stornes 




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Robert Strickland 



Charles Suppler 
Betty Sykes 




Brjon Wotkpns 
Donald Watson 
Susan West 
Linda Wiggins 



John Wiley 
Amy Williams 
Donna Wilson 
Anne Winslow 



Paul Wood 
Nancy Woodcock 
Stephen Wright 
George Zedlitz 



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Chris Bryonl 


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Donna Cameron 

Brenda Causey 

Adrian Cherry 

Angela Clark 

Robert Clark 



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Stephen Cole 
Williom Coleman 
Jean Connor 
John Cooney 
Mabel Teale Crumpler 



Linda Davis 
Anna Mane Deblois 
Annemane Dejong 
James Denton 
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Robert Divoky 
Jo Ellen Dove 
Donna Elio 
Morion Eppler 
Michael Evans 



CLASS OF '81 



Deborah Hatem 

Jesse Hayes Jr, 

Donnette Hewett 

Marvin Hobson Jr. 



Clyde Holley 

Sybil Hooks 

Danny Houston 

Gina Joward 

Rondall Hoyle 



Eric Hubbard 

Lawrence HuleM 

Deboroh Hutson 

Ronald Inge 

Margoret Ingray 



SOPHOMORES [ 




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Richard Kaleel 
Kathleen Keator 
Kjmberly Kennedy 




David Lee 

April Lewis 
Sandra Lewis 
Amy Lock 
Candance Lyndon 



Tony Morlshburn 
Steve McCuller 
Laura McLean 
Cleveland McLemore 
Taynia McMinn 



1 CLASS OF '81 



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Donna Moore 

Joy Moore 

Timothy Morrison 

Trudy Renee Moseley 




Judith Myers 


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Doric Parker 


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Gwyn Porker 

Jeffrey Patterson 

Ernest Pecora 

Vicki Pegrem 



Rebecca Perkins 

Timothy Phillips 

Anthony Reynolds 

Jeffrey Richter 



Clinton Riddle 
Jenny Robinson 



John Carson Royal 
Janet Sanderson 



Debro Sessons 
Michael Shea 




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Thod Shermer 
Elizabeth Shoaf 



Kimberly Sholar 
Dennis Smith 



Jo Lynn Smith 
Lowrey Sorenson 



Katie Spivey 
Amy Cates Springs 
Donno Stanton 
Judy Stevens 



Timothy Sutton 
Deborah Taylor 
Sharon Taylor 
William Teachey Jr. 



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Mechelle Tointon 
Patricia Wallace 
Steven Walser 



Richard Warren 
Nancy Ellen Washburn 
Lynne Wells 
Lucy Wethennglon 



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Sharon Costteberr 



James Cisneros 

David Clarkson 

Mariane Collier 

Lisa Cotney 



Lisa Croom 
Ronald Csulak 
Robert Cureton 
Ellen Cushman 




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Pamela Evans 



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Emily Farmer 
Jeffrey Feldstein 




Lisa Foster 
Lowonda Fountain 

Felicia Fredrick 
Edna Gibson 



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Mary Goslee 
Rene Graveley 
Vicki Greene 



Susan Gregory 



Stephen Griffin 



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Mary Herring 

Denise H.ghf.ll 

Johno Hines 

Bettye Earl Hinnont 

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Gregory Hoffman 

Sandra Holliday 

Mark Huffstetter 

Elizabeth Hughes 

Tomi Huspano 



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Edward Jackson 

Horace Jacobs 

Mark Jessick 




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Constance Marie Johnson 

Donald Johnson 




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Robert Kirkpotfick 
Jim Kleovois 
Susan Klinfworth 
Roger Knight 



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David Lace 
Viclono Landing 
Keith Lonkford 
Cothenne Lassiler 



Jomes Martin Jr 
Rondy Martin 
Noncy McBride 
Suzonne McCuiston 
Darrein McGuire 



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John McKibbin 
Donna McMillen 
Neal McRainey 
Connie Melvin 



James Michaels 

Belinda Miller 

Cothy Mitchell 

Jeffrey Moody 

Denise Myers 



Patricia Nelson 

Troy Nelson 

Thereso Newman 

John Nicholson 

Elizabeth Noel 



Leia Nowell 

Annette Nye 

Oarendo Outlaw 

Doniel Owen 

Teresa Parhaw 



Charles Parsons 

Sara Pate 

Heather Payne 

Martha Pecoro 

Donald Perkins 



Howard Phelps 

Kirk Pigsford 

Kathy Pike 

Wendy Poole 

Lauren Polite 



Charles Ponton 

Robin Poplin 

Suson Powers 

Peggy Poythess 

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Deborah Reaves 

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Cathy Robinson 



Stacy Rogers 
Elizabeth Rooks 
Jason Royal 
Marci Royal 
Greg Russell 



Ray Sanchez 
William Schmidt 
Brendo Scholar 
Poul Scott 
Sheryll Seobury 



Robert Senter 
Sandra Shelton 
Jeon Shuping 
Kevin Sills 
Alisa Smith 



Andrea Smith 
Dan Smith 
Margaret Smith 
Sandra Sparrow 
Beverly Speed 



Kim Spell 
Deborah Sproles 
Margaret Squires 
Dale Stafford 
Maurice Stallings 



William Stanley 
Sandra Sterontino 
Morgaret Stev/art 
Rodney Stewart 
Beth Stout 



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This year's members of the Chemistry Club were, FRONT ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Holes, Aida Vinent, George Robitoille, 
Joan Rovinski. BACK ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mickey ScoH, Dr. Louis H. Adcock (Advisor|, Debra Sessoms. 



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This Year's members of the Psychology Club were, FRONT: Jon Mebone, Jim Godwin, Hubert The Rot, Janet Quick. SECOND 
ROW: L-R: Marion Eppler, Amy Williams, Wes Teeter (Pres.), Bill Swoim, Deborah Merritt, Chuck Joseph, Dr. Robert Brown (Adv.). 
NOT PICTURED: Milton Bellamy, Gino Bariile, Lucy Caldwell, Anito Jones, David Hayes, Kothy Soroveis. 



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This year's members of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes were, FRONT ROW: L-R: Greg Batson, Earl Smith, David Sylvester, Gary Newell. 
BACK ROW: IR: Carol Boss, Rosie Frisbee, Lisa Bailey, Cindy Duchorme. 



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This Yeor'i members of the Society o( Physics students were, FRONT ROW: L-R: Julie Wight, Koren, Dr. H. Hernandez, Ronald Sparks. SECOND 
ROW: L-R: John Turner, Smith Doss, Dr. Irvin Clalor, A! Williams, James Justice, Dr. Eddie Olszewski, Som. BACK ROW: LR: Chris Roddy, and 
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This year's members of the SPS, Physics Honor Society were, New Inductees, L-R: Chris Roddy, John Turner, James 
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As a growing university UNCW has its first Programming Board. SGA President Wayne Dunlap 
appointed Cindy Cole as choir person in the fall of the year. The Programming Board attempts to 
combine activities throughout the year. Steve Chioppissi served as Fine Arts chairman, Mark Davis 
served as Donee Committee chairman. Tammy Holder served as Homecoming Committee choir per- 
son, Maurice Smith served as Lecture Committee chairman, Larry Hulett as Coffeehouse Committee 
chairman, and David Carter as Concert Committee chairman. The Program Board brought many 
activities and people to UNCW such os: 

Rich Look 

Tom Chopin 

Ed and Lorraine Warren — "Ghosts, Goblins, and Demons." 

The Dating Gome 

Locomotion Circus 

Triangle 

Open Mike Festival 

Lee Frank — "Lock Ness Monster, ond Bigfoot." 



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This year's members of The Fine Arts Committee were, FRONT: Steve Chioppisi — (chairman). SECOND ROW: Nevo Godwin, Judy Gray, Deb- 
bie Doyle. THIRD ROW: Tom Presto, Tommy Long, Pete Divoky, Alan Copps. FOURTH ROW: Doug Swink (Advisor). 



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PUBLICATION BOARD 




This year's members of the Publications Board were, L-R: Bobby Parker (ed. — Seohowk), Dr. Irvin G. Clator (Advisor — WLOZ}, Bill Sanders 
(Rep. ot Lorgel, Goil Eubanks (WIOZ], Larry Hewlett (Coffee House], Roberta Regester (ed. Fledging), Lindo Moore (Advisor Fledgling), Dr. Cor- 
bett (Advisor-Atlantis), Richard Long (Ed. — Atlantis), John Justice (Advisor — Seahawk) Dr. Collier (Advisor — Atlontis). 



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This year's members of Circle K, were: SEATED, l-R: Earl Smith (Pres.), Rebecca Perkins (Secretary), Steve Wallace (Vice Pres.), Dr. Ned 
Martin (Advisor). STANDING: L-R: Brad Love, Jimmy Crews, James Young, Del Clark, Gay Jennings, Jeff Richter, Debbie Taylor. 




THE ATLANTIS 
PARTICIPANTS 



EDITOR: 

Richard D. Long 



ASSOCIATE EDITOR: 
Patricia Blanton 



PROSE EDITOR: 
Lea A. McDaniel 



POETRY EDITOR; 
Bobbi Padgett 



ART EDITOR: 
Michael Hall 



Atlantis 



The UNC-W Literary Magazine 
Vol. IX □ Number 2 1979 



PROSE STAFF 

Joanna George 
Gregg Glickstein 
Lorraine Kimrey 
Becky Owens 
Laureen Polite 
Chns Shove 
Emilie Weatherman 



POETRY STAFF 

Joseph D. Bannerman, Jr. 
Tana Lin Boufford 
Bonnie Mason 
Julie Tuss 
Dona Schroeder 
Cheri Simmons 
Robert Welchel 



ART STAFF 

Francis Clayton 
Jerry Edwards 
Thomas Jones 
Alice McPherson 
Christy Novol 
Bonnie Rogers 
Mike Ventors 
Dana Wilson 



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This Year's Members of the NCSL were, L-R: Charles Parsons, Brondon Middleton, Mike Stroud, Darren McQuire, Todd Fennell, Cathy 
Robinson, Roy Blackburn. 



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TWs Year's Members of the Social Workers Club were, FRONT ROW: L-R; Cheryl Hudson, Chris Shove, Barbara Inlond. SECOND ROW: 
Edith Doplon, Or. Blonks, Gwen Grody. THIRD ROW: Pom Brown, Gwen Pouly, Wildo Moore. 



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This years members of the Spanish Club were, FRONT ROW; L-R; Maria Hernandez, Cindy Bone, (Nana) Margaret Gandy, Chi Chi Mercado. 
SECOND ROW: Monuel VinenI, Gory Osman, Dr. Corlos A. Perez, Dr. R. Terry Mount. 



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This yeors members of the SNCAE were, SIHING; IR. Cindy Edge, Brenda Kooffmon. STANDING: TOP TO BOHOM; 
David Small, Betty Stikes (Advisor), Terry Crouch, JoAnn Ward, Lisa Gady. 



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FORENSICS 




This year's members of the Forsensics are, Robert Rosenthal, (Coach), Wayne Dunlap, Scott Burton, Susan Hardison, Richord Duncon, Roy Black- 
burn, Lisa Polichnowski, Don GoPorth, Pete Johnson, Rito Rosenthal (Coach), Charlie Suppler, Elizabeth Noel, John Wook, Ellen Honeycutt, Bill 
Sanders. NOT PICTURED: Margie Mclomb, Frances Bessellieou, Dierdre Brewster, Carolyn Creech. 



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RECREA TION MAJORS 




This year's members of the recreation majors club were, FIRST ROW: L-R: John Arthurs, Ray Suggs, Jim Norris, Mike Williams. SECOND ROW; L- 
R: Donna Stotom, Kinoe James, Sarah O'Brien, Cynthia Segroves. THIRD ROW: L-R: Ashley Dixon, Teresa Tilley, Linda Formyduvol, Noncy 
Woodcock, Derick David (Advisor). BACK ROW: L-R; Robert Wolff, Clyde UpChurch. 



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Station Manager 


Gail Eubanks 


Program Director 


Paul Jackson 


Music Dprector 


Temesia Williamson 


Business Monoger 


Donna McMillen 


News Announcers 


Jeff Harvell 




Chris Shove 


Announcers 


Jeff Jones 


Keith Lamb 


Bill Krous 


Susan Hordison 


Russ Benson 


Chris Mann 


Gory Barnes 


Bill Davis 


Martin Brown 


Ted Neufong 


Rick Lockhart 


Tommy Long 


Mark Bridger 


BillGillen 


Bob Robinson 


Mark Horns 


Ray Kreigbaum 


Dave Ricks 


Lyn Cody 


Steve McNclly 



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SEAHAWK 




This year's members of the Seahawk staff were, L-R: Judy Parry, Derrick Anderson, Steve Wallace, Jim Martin, Cathy Horrell, 
Helen Hozelton (Assoc. Ed.), Bobby Parker (Editor), Karen Whaley, Roger Knight (sports ed.), Howard Jorrell (Head Photog.), 
Debbie Hotem, Guy Pushee (Photog.), Cindy Norfleet. NOT PICTURED: Roy Warren, Robert S. Brown, Susan Pornell, Julie Russ, 
Dillion Bryant, Craig Way, James Tilton, Neol Huntley, Amy Warren. 



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PHILOSOPHY 
AND RELIGION 




This yeor's members of the Philosophy and Religion club were, L-R: Milton Taylor, Steve Jennei, Frank Keenan, Joy Godly, Earl Smith, Cathy 
Horrel, Al Sholar, Carolyn McMillan, Carlo Taylor, Julian Keith, Kim Sholor, Al Sutton, Susan Smith, Bobby Carter, Dr. McGivern (Adv.). 



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CRIMINAL 
JUSTICE MAJORS 




This year's members of the Criminal Justice Majors Club were, L-R; Lisa Bennett, Connie Butner, Crystal Barber, Roy Turner, Jean Pressly, Beth 
Scalf. NOT PICTURED: Chuck Squires, Brian Roberts, Debbie Averitt, Art Kennedy, Gino Howard, Lorraine Kimreg, Veronica Ross. 



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STUDENT 
NURSES 




This years student nurses were, FIRST ROW: LR: Jane McMillian, Nancy Hoggard, Laurie Glading, Sally Chamberiand, 
Suson Werk, CliH Eddens, Ellen Corpenter, Lynn Zearfoss. SECOND ROW: L-R: Debbie Brown, Corel Roggenslein, Kim 
Holden, Debbie Ormsby, Phillis Dotdson, Helen Word, Emily Stolpy. THIRD ROW: SIHING IN BACK L-R; Lindo Morris, 
Teresa Combee, Henrietto Freedmon, Dione GerbenI, Koy Applewhite. SITTING: Debbie Edge, Sylvia Williams, Polly 
Moillard, Carolyn Henry, Beverly McCorkle, Laurie Worrel. NOT PICTURED: Pam Boss, Foye Sottin, Vonesso, Doilly, Pom 
Home, Sheila Dietz, Nora Barnes, Kelly Vornodore. 



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L-R: Old Dominion Sailor, Tom Hutchings, Gordon Frieze, 
Don Williams, Gary Bodie. 



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MEETING" 




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INTER FRATERNITY 
COUNCIL 




This year's members of the Inter-Froternify Council were, FRONT: Mork Rash, Clint Myers. BACK: Parks Giffen, Ken 
Lilly (Pres.), Brod Morcum. 



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PHI ETA 
SIGMA 




This year's members of Phi Eto Sigma were, FRONT ROW: L-R: Beverly Williams, Lori Gaskins, Cindi Hamilton, Undo Williams, 
Jack Carter, Dr. Lee Johnston. SEC. ROW: l-R: Margaret Gordy, Tobin Weaver, William Vick, Debbie Zeleznide, Judy Gray, 
Paul Ashworth. THIRD ROW: l-R: Lisa Bennett, Lynn Jaeger, Dovid Butler, Renee Cox, Kolie Spivey, Mike Downing. 



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OMEGA PSI PHI 




This year's members of Omega Psi Phi were, L-R: Earl, Paul Hardison, Sinclair Harris, Doug White, Derick Anderson. 



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PHI BETA LAMBDA 




This year's members of PBL, a fraternity far business majors were, FRONT ROW; L-Ri Becki Allen, Pat Hildreth, Frank Colvin (Pres.), Hugh Heoton. 
SECOND ROW; L-R; Pom Baggelt (Treasurer), Robin Taylor, Theresa Benton. BACK ROW; L-R; Steve Johnson, Bobbi Brown (V. Pres.) Steve 
Thornton. NOT PICTURED; Becky Skinner, Todd Smith, Bob Benners, Ralph Price, Gay Singletary, Pam Whitlock, Debbie Sellers, Lynn Jaeger, 
Jerry Pebbert, Jackie Shanklin, Paul Denison. 



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TAU KAPPA EPSILON 




This year's members of Tau Koppa Epsilon froternity were, FRONT; Greg Buckinghom, J.T. and Buddy Dartan, Debra Reeves, Rudy Porker, Teresa 
Dixon, Mike Mebone. SECOND ROW: Joey Kapherr, Keno Berge, Nancy Farr, Ken Lilly, Pal Johnson, Lindo Muncy, Becky While, Libby Sireb. 
THIRD ROW: Pele Divoky, Dove Hinlon, Tim GoH, Dan Ozborn. 



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This year's members of PKP Fraternity were, KNEELING: L-R: Dennis Todd, David Whitman, Brad Dawson, Keith Tomon, Doug Shockelford, 
STANDING- L-R- Joe Herring, Phil Hargrove, Glenn Sanderson, Ernest Rogers, Gregg Capps, Robert Keith, Clint Myers, Dennis Williams, Jim 
Talbert (Pres ) Charles Upchurch (Treas.), M. L. Bell (Sec). NOT PICTURED: (Pres. Elect.), Stuart Avery, John Von Oesen, Hal Becker. 



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DELTA SIGMA THETA 




This year's members of Delta Sigma Theta were, L-R: Grocie Johnson, Lucy Slddle, Potricia Wright, Dorothy Brogg, Diane Albert, 
Yvonne Autry, Martha James, Debro Sloon, Beverly Taylor. NOT PICTURED: Phyllis Murray. 



DELTAZETA 




The Charter members of the Xi Theto Chapter of Delta Zeta Sorority are (L-R) FRONT ROW, SITTING: Donna Fisher, Debbie Berry, 
Meg Squires, Becky Thompson, Julie Russ, Robbie Register. SECOND ROW: Linda Gordon, Jon Hones, Rebecca Perkins, Patty 
Waters, Beverly Todd. THIRD ROW: Karen Benson, Jonie Irving, Anno DeBlois, Tricio Wolloce. STANDING, FRONT ROW: Holly 
Ogle, Jull Johnston, Christie Baldwin, Goy Singlelory, Tammy Parker, Cindy Cole, Susan KItntworth, Jan Johnston, Joy Godley, 
Julie Duclous, Amy Best, Martina Forbes. BACK ROW; From UNC-C, From UNC-C, From UNC-C, Candy Singleton (President), 
From UNC-C, From UNC-C, From UNC-C, From UNC-C, From UNC-C. NOT PICTURED: Angle Clark, Wendy Poole. 



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This years members of DKT Fraternity were, FIRST ROW; L-R: Mark Rasti, Ken Watson, Tandy Wolser. SECOND ROW: L-R: Rondy 
Hoyle, Chip Gunter, Parks Griffin, George Brunetti, Sieve McCuller, Steve Hamilton. THIRD ROW: L-R: Neal McRoiney, Jackie 
Wayne, Mark Poindexter, Frank Colvin, Ernie Lynn, Tom Lange, Stan Sherman. 




This year's members of APO were Morion Eppler, Charles Croft, Eleanor Fields, Blake Carter, Steven Woods. BACK ROW: L-R: 
Tommy Long, Mary Reed, Paul Weaver, Sondy Shelton, Jim Godv^in, Terry Corbett, Debbie Sessons, Floyd Thomas, Carol Fields, 
Robin Romblad, Ray Warren, Neno Gondy, Keith Hedrick, Lindy Dovies. 



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Physical Education Majors Club; 


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GEORGE BRANDY 


Orlando, FL 




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Rockingham, NC 


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Bethesdo, MD 


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Wilmington, NC 






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Wilmington, NC 


GEORGE AUSTIN 




Robertsonville, NC 






Major: Business Administration 


New Bern, NC 




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ROBERT W.AUSTIN III 
Wilmington, NC 


RAY BLACKBURN 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Political Science 






ELIZABETH LYNNE BRIDGEN 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Nursing 


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DEBORAH ANN AVERin 
Stedmon, NC 
Major: Sociology/Crimina 
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SHARON R. BLAND 
Rockingham, NC 
Major: English 

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PENNY ALLEN BROCK 
.Mount Olive, NC 
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Chaoel Hill. NC 



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PAMELA COBB BAGGETT 
Roanoke Rapids, NC 
Major: Accounting 

CATHERINE E. BAILEY 
Wilmington, NC 

MARK A, BAKER 

Chapel Hill, NC 

Major: Mathematics 

Honors Program; Sigma Pi Sigma; Pi Mu 

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MARK L. BLANTON 
Raleigh, NC 

Major: Recreation & Porks 
Recreation Majors Club 

PATRICIA BLANTON 
Virginia Beach, VA 
Major: Accounting 

President of Senior Class; Senate; Basket- 
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BOBBIE BROWN 
Burgaw, NC 
Major: Business 

CHARLES WAYNE BROWN 

Wilmington, NC 

Major: Philosophy & Religion 

PAMELA LEIGH BROWN 
Wallace, NC 
Major: Sociology 



NANCY KAY BAKER 

Rowland, NC 

Major: Marine Biology 

PHILLIP RAY BARKER 
Raleigh, NC 
Major: Business 

RICHARD BARRY 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Physical Education 
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LAYTON BEDSOLE 

Kinston, NC 

Major: Marine Biology 

CAROLYN JEAN BENDER 
Morehead City, NC 
Major: Physical Education 



DAVID WILLIAM BOWERS 
Morgonton, NC 
Major: Geology 

CYNTHIA DIANE BOWMAN 
Kelley, NC 
Major: Business 

RICHARD BOYD 
Raleigh, NC 
Major: Accounting 

HARRISON L. BRADFORD 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Business 

DARTHY FAYE BRAGGS 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Education 



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Raleigh, NC 

Major: Elementary Education/ 

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WAYNE BRYANT 

Leiand, NC 

Major: Sociology/Anthropology/History 

DEBBIE J. BURGESS 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Accounting 

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Charlotte, NC 

Major: Marine Biology 

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JACQUELINE BURNHAM 

Richmond, VA 

Major: Psychology 

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CYNTHIA M. BUXTON 
Salisbury, NC 
Major; Biology 

MARCIA CAISON 
Clinton, NC 
Major: Social Work 

ALAN GREGG CAMP 
Roanoke Rapids, NC 
Major: Environmental Studies 

BLAKE McKESSON CARTER 
Brevard, NC 
Major: Biology 

SANDRA MARIE CLEMMONS 

Burlington, NC 

Major: Elementary Education 

CINDY DIANE COLE 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Recreation 

KATHY ANNE COOPER 
Fayetteville, NC 
Major: Psychology 

MICHAEL RAY COOPER 
Chapel Hill, NC 
Major: Business Admin. 

EVA BARBEE CORBEH 

Winnabow, NC 

Major: Sociology/ Social Work 

KATHIE INGRAM COULSON 
Hompstead, NC 
Major: Nursing 

EVAN COUNCIL 
Jacksonville, NC 
Major: Business 

CAROLINE KAY COUVILLON 
Ocean Isle Beach, NC 
Major: English/History 

TERESA L. CROUCH 

Wilmington, NC 

Major: Elementary Education 

SNCAE — President and State Officer 



FRANCIS G. CoULAK 

Holmdel, NJ 

Major: Environmental Science 

Dean's List; Environmental Science Club 

HARRY C. DAVIS 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Sociology 
Dean's List 

JOSEPH W. DAVIS 
Northfield, NJ 
Major: Biology B.S. 
Treasurer Surf Club 

GREG DAWSEY 
Fayetteville, NC 
Major: Biology 

BRAD DAWSON 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Business 

scon WINFRED DEAAARY 

Jacksonville, NC 

Major: Environmental Studies 

LEE DEVANEY 
Greensboro, NC 
Major: Business 

BILLY GUARDIENE DOVER JR. 

Concord, NC 

Major: Biology/Chemistry 

Dean's List; Chemistry Club; Football Club 

— Coach 

JAMES DAVID EANES 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Business 

WARREN JEFFREY EARNSHAW 
Raleigh, NC 
Major: Business 

DARRYL G. EDENS 
Hompstead, NC 
Major: Accounting 
Sigma Alpha Beta 

ROBERT EMERY 
Hyattsville, MD 
Major: Environmental Studies 

VIRGINIA GAIL EUBANKS 
Charlotte, NC 

Major: Environmental Studies/Biology 
Station Manager of WLOZ 



TERRELL LEON EVANS 
Jacksonville, NC 
Major: BA 

WENDY SUSAN EXCELL 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Education 

MAURA A. FAGGART 

Lowell, MA 

Major: Marine Biology 

DAVE FAIRES 
Fayetteville, NC 
Major: Sociology 

CAROL IRION FIELDS 
Pinehurst, NC 
Major: Biology 

CHARLES RAY FLYNN JR. 

DeIco, NC 

Major: Business Admin. 

CLAUDE ALTON FORSYTHE 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Business 

ELIZABETH FRAZELLE 
Swonsboro, NC 
Major; Social Work 

DON EARL FUQUAY 
Willov/ Springs, NC 
Major: JUS 

PATRICIA S. GARNER 
Jacksonville, NC 
Major: English 

M. L. GIANSIRACOSA 
Wrightsville Beach, NC 
Major: Accounting 

DEL GLASGOW 
Edenton, NC 
Major: Geology 

MICHAEL JEFFREY GOLEL 
Asheboro, NC 
Major: Biology/Chemistry 
Dean's List; Cross Country Team; Chemis- 
try Club; Biology Club 

GWEN B. GRADY 
Warsaw, NC 

Major: Sociology/ Social Work 
Social Work Club; Dean's List 

KENNETH DWAIN GRAVES 

Kingston, NC 

Major: Parks & Recreation 



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Parks & Recreation Majors Club; Dean's 
List; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 

ROBERT F. GRISSOM 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: English Education 

SANDRA KAY HALES 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Chemistry/HPER 
Dean's List; Who's Who; Chemistry Lob 
Assistant; Chemistry Club; Circle K Club; 
Biology Club; Library Asst.; Recreation 
Majors Club; Alpha Phi Omega — Public- 
ity Chairman; Advisory Board 

DORIS ELIZABETH HAMOLTON 
Lumberton, NC 
Major: Sociology 

ROBERT A. HARDESTY 
Carolina Beach, NC 
Major: Social Science 

BASIL SYNCLAIR HARRIS 
Reidsville, NC 
Major: Biology 

STEVE HARRIS 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Business Administration 
Dean's List 

STANLEY HAROLD HARTS 
Rocky Point, NC 
Major: Chemistry 

HELEN HAZELTON 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Biology 

KEITH E. HEDRICK 
Greensboro, NC 
Major: Accounting 

Alpha Phi Omega, Pledgemaster, Presi- 
dent; National Distinguished Service 
Award; Sigma Alpha Beta, Treasurer; 
SGA, Senator, Finance Committee 

TERESA ANN HEGE 

Hollywood, FL 

Major: Psychology 

SGA; Tennis; Dean's List; Coffeehouse 

Entertainment Committee 

JUDITH LITTLE HELSING 
Wrightsville Beach, NC 
Major: Biology 

CATHERINE GRACE HEWLEH 
Wilmington, NC 



Major: Business Admin. 

Sigma Alpha Beta; Henry Spongier 

Oustanding Marketing Student of the Year 

SARA JEAN HICKS 

Rockingham, NC 

Major: Business Admin. 

Sigma Alpha Beta; Phi Beta Lambda; RAT; 

Dean's List 

MARGARET P. HILDRETH 
Atlantic Beach, NC 
Major: Business 

FANNIE LYNN HINES 
Kittyhawk, NC 
Major: Mathematics 

MARY LEESA HODGES 
Swansboro, NC 
Major: Social Science 
Sociology Club 

THERESA AAARIE HODUM 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Spanish 

ANNE HORSLEY 

Elizabeth City, NC 

Major: Sociology 

Alpha Phi Omego; Dean's List 

CHERYL HUDSON 

Wilmington, NC 

Major: Sociology 

Social Workers Club — President 

CYNTHIA DARLEEN JACKSON 
lelond, NC 
Major: Education 

LEE ANN JAMES 
Burgaw, NC 
Major: SCI 

C. HOWARD JARRELL III 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Biology 
Seohawk Photographer 

NELLIE GRACE JOHNSON 
Lumberton, NC 
Major: Sociology 

PATRICIA ELLEN JONES 
Jamestown, NC 
Major: CRJ 

GWENDOLYN HORNE JOYCE 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: SPE 



LORRAINE KIMREY 
Efland, NC 
Major: CRJ 

ANTOINEnE TOI KING 
Carolina Beach, NC 
Major: SPE 

RICHARD ALLEN KING 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Recreation 

TERRI LYNN KIRBY 
Wendell, NC 
Major: Marine Biology 
Women's Basketball; Women's Tennis; 
Who's Who; Dean's List; Athletic Commit- 
tee Member; Circulation Assist. 

JUNE STAR KULBERCK 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Education 

NANCY LACE 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Sociology 

RICHARD VANN LANCASTER 
Stontonsburg, NC 
Major: Psychology 

TAMBERA HOPE LANCASTER 
White Oak, NC 
Major: Marine Biology 
Senior Senator; Senate Investigating Com- 
mittee; Chancellor's Committee for the 
Library; Dean's List 

EARL LARKINS 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Business 

ELIZABETH L. LEWIS 
Castle Hayne, NC 
Major: Early Childhood Educ. 
Dean's List; Courtesy Committee Chairper- 
son; SNCAE Treasurer 

LOIS LIKENS 
Ocean City, NJ 
Major: Sociology/ CRJ 
Concert Committee; Atlantis Staff; Sociol- 
ogy Club 

CARLA RIEDEL LILLEY 

Sussex, VA 

Major: Sociology/CRJ 

KENNETH LOUIS LILLY 
Garner, NC 



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Major: Polifical Science 
Vice-President SGA; President TKE Frater- 
nity; President Inter-Fraternity Council; NC 
Student Legislature; Coffee House Com- 
mittee; Sophomore Senator; Student 
Affairs Committee; Orientation Counselor 

GRETA ANITA LINT 

Conover, NC 

Major: Communication 

KIM E. LUND 
Fayetteville, NC 
Major: Accounting 

MARK LYMAN 

Wilmington, NC 

Major: Philosophy and Religion 

REBEKAH S. McCOMBS 
Asheboro, NC 
Major: Biology 

STEPHEN MURRAY McCONNELL 
Huntersville, NC 
Major: Biology 

JOSEPH MICHAEL McGUINNESS 
Elizabethtown, NC _ 
Major: Economics 

Dean's List; Nominated to NSG Funded 
Project; Nominated for Federal Summer 
Intern Job; Government and Politics Asso- 
ciation; Research Assistant/ Computer Pro- 
grammer for Political Science Dept. 

ROSEMARIE McKEITHAN 
Bladenboro, NC 
Major: Education 

CAROLYN McMillan 

Watha, NC 

Major: Sociology/SWK 

Campus Christian Fellowship; Dean's List; 

Philosophy and Religion Club 

CHERYL MANGAS 
Reidsville, NC 
Major: Marine Biology 

SUSAN MOORE MANN 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: History 

JEFF MANNING 
Williamston, NC 
Major: History 
NCSL 



JUDITH WEAVER MARSHAL 
Jacksonville, NC 
Major: English 

MARY ELIZABETH MARTIN 
Holly Ridge, NC 
Major: MED 

LOIS DARLENE MAHHEWS 

Swansboro, NC 

Major: Elementary Education 

SHERMAN JACK MESHAW 

Clarkton, NC 

Major: Physical Education 

TERRY MEYU 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Business 

BRANDON MIDDLETON 
Wrightsville Beach, NC 
Major: Psychology 

PAMELA ANN MIDGEH 
Swansboro, NC 
Major: English 

NANCY E. MILLER 
Gaston, IN 
Major: Psychology 
Research Grant; Dean's List 

JIMMINEn 
Long Beach, NC 
Major; Chemistry 

ELIZABETH ANN MOAG 
Greensboro, NC 
Major: Geology 
ERS Club 

WILLIAM SHOFFRER MOORE 
Nashville, NC 
Major: Geology 

SUE ELLEN MORTON 
Jacksonville, NC 
Major: Intermediate Education 
Dean's List 

SHARON LYNN MORINGO 

Mt. Olive, NC 

Major: Medical Technology 

MARY ELIZABETH MULVEY 
Fayetteville, NC 
Major: Education 

LINDA MUNSEY 
Fayetteville, NC 



Major: CRJ 

CRJ Club; TKE Sweetheart; Homecoming 

Court 

JOHN HENRY MURPHY 
Burgaw, NC 
Major: Business 

PAUL L. NEVin 

Prue, IL 

Major: Sociology 

CAPTAIN NEWBORN 
Kingston, NC 
Major: Pre-Law 

Freshman Class President; Senator; Minor- 
ity Relation Board Committee; Philosophy 
Club; Political Science Club; Block Student 
Union; Omega Psi Phi; Intramural Basket- 
ball; Baseball 

GARY DOUGLAS NEWELL 

Wilmington, NC 

Major: Philosophy/Religion 

CINDY LYNNE NORFLEET 
Suffolk, VA 
Major: Science 

MARCUS E. NORTON 
Wrightsville, NC 
Major: Geology 

LINDA BARNHILL NORVELL 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Education 

CASANDRA PALMER 
Eagle Pass, TX 

Major: Mechanical Engineering and Pre- 
Med 

Basketball; Debate Team; Concert Choir; 
Yearbook Staff; Chemistry Club; Green- 
house Lab Assistant; Registrar's Office 
Assistant 

ARTHUR GORDON PASCHAL 

Whiteville, NC 

Major: Physical Education 

RUSSELL THOAAAS PEEBLES 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Biology 

SHARON M. PERRY 
Kitty Hawk, NC 
Major: Sociology 



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RALPH EDWIN PETERSON 
Kingston, NC 
Major: Administration 


Fledgling Editor; Medio and Publications 
Board 


STAN SAIN 
Lincolnton, NC 
Major: Marine Biology 


LEONARD R. PEVANCY 
Greensboro, hiC 
Major: Business 


THERESA RHINEHART 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: English 


BETH SCALF 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: CRJ 


MARSHA ANN PITTS 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: English 


WILLIAM RHODES 
Havelock, NC 
Major: History 
Baseball 


GINGER F. SELLERS 
Supply, NC 
Major: Accounting 


DAVID B. PLOWDEN 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Earth Science 


GARY STEPHEN RICE 
Weoverville, NC 
Major: Marine Biology 


JOHN MICHAEL SELLERS 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: History 
Golf Team 


JOHN POTTER 
Charlotte, NC 
Major: Philosophy 

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PENNY ANNETTE RINALDI 
Charlotte, NC 
Major: Education 


TERRY LYNN SELLERS 
Supply, NC 



Philosophy Club; Drama Club 

GEORGE E. PRICE 

LeIand, NC 

Major: Philosophy/Religion 

RALPH PRICE 
Charlotte, NC 
Major: Business 

MARGARET DIANET RANDALL 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Education 

WILLIAM MARK RASH 
Mooresville, NC 
Major: Biology 

STEVEN DOUGLAS RAWLES 
Camp Springs, MD 
Major: Biology 

Marine Science Scholarship; Federal Sum- 
mer Intern; Music Scholarship; Pi Mu Epsi- 
lon 

NANCY LUCILE REAGAN 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Business 

JEFFREY DALE REDINGER 

Wilmington, NC 

Major: Business Administration 

BRIAN P. REDMOND, JR. 
Charlotte, NC 
Major: Biology 

ROBERTA S. REGISTER 

Wilmington, NC 

Major: English 

Gymnastics Club; Delta Zeta Sorority; 



WILLIAM BRIAN ROBERTS 

Carolina Beach, NC 

Major: Sociology/CRJ 

NC Student Legislature Secretary; CRJ 

Club; Dean's List 

SARAH ROBINSON 
Supply, NC 
Major: Education 

ROBIN B. ROMBLAD 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Business 

LAQWAHA VERONICA ROSS 

Wilmington, NC 

Major: Sociology/CRJ 

CRJ Club; Chancellor's Library Committee; 

Black Student Union; Homecoming Court 

JOAN M. ROVINSKI 
Castle Hayne, NC 
Major: Chemistry 

Who's Who; Alpha Phi Omega; Chemistry 
Club; Affiliate to American Chemical Soci- 
ety; Chemistry Lob Assistant; Outstanding 
Senior Award in Chemistry 

JON! L. ROYAL 
Salemburg, NC 
Major: Sociology/SWK 

AUDREY ELAINE RUSS 

Bolton, NC 

Major: Business Administration 

BURNEn AVANT SANDERS, JR. 

Wilmington, NC 

Major: Computer Science 



Major: Art 

DELORES WAGONER SHIRLEY 
Jacksonville, NC 
Major: Sociology/SWK 

KELINDA GAYLE SHUE 
Concord, NC 
Major: Marine Biology 
Little Sister of Pi Kappa Phi 

LUCY MARY SIDDLE 

Ruffin, NC 

Major: Intermediate Education 

Delta Sigma Theto — Treasurer; SNCAE 

CONNIE McCOMBS SIMMONS 
Wrighfsville Beach, NC 
Major: Education 

JOANNA WHITNEY SIMONS 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Biology 

BOB SKAFIDAS 

Lewisville, NC 

Major: Biology 

Cross Country Team; Biology Club — 

President 

DANIEL P. SKROBIALOWSKI 
Jacksonville, NC 
Major: Biology 

TEE SLEDGE 
High Point, NC 
Major: Biology 

ALFRED DALE SMITH 

Whiteville, NC 

Major: Elementary Education 



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JANICE ANN SMITH 
Elizabethtown, NC 
Major: Sociology 

JOEY SMITH 
Wallace, NC 
Major: Business 

AAAURICE RAVELLE SMITH 

Soufhpoil, NC 

Major: Business Administration 

Omega Psi Phi; Chairman Stucient Lecture 

Committee; Resident Assistant 

SALLY ANN SMITH 

Wilmington, NC 

Major: Elementary Education 

SARAH HELEN SMITH 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Education 

MARK ALLEN SNUGGS 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Biology 
Dean's List; Fledgling Staff 

RONALD WAYNE SPARKS 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Physics 
Society of Physics Students 

RONALD HAROLD SPECK 

Wilmington, NC 

Major: Business Administration 

KEITH CLARK SPIVEY 

Wilmington, NC 

Major: Earth Science/Environmental 

Studies 

Earth Club; EVS Club; Earth Science 

Department Scholarship 

LINDA BONTI STAUFFER 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Accounting 

FLORENCE A. STEIN 
Wrightsville Beach, NC 
Major: Social Sciences 

SHARON WYNELLE STINES 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: SPE 

NANCY STOKELY 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Social Science 



STUART BROWN STOUT 
Goldsboro, NC 
Major: Political Science 

GLORIA STRAND 
Hubert, NC 
Major: Psychology 

CECIL KELLY SWING 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Biology 

ROBIN ROGERS TAYLOR 
Hompstead, NC 
Major: Accounting 

GEORGE STEPHEN THORNTON 

Clinton, NC 

Major: Business Administration 

Sigma Alpha Beta; Phi Beta Lambda; 

Dean's List 

JENNIFER THORNTON 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Sociology 

JAMES TOMOSUNAS 

Erwin, NC 

Major: Physics 

Moth Club; Chemistry Club; Astronomy 

Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Students of 

Physics Society 

KIMBERLY DIANE TRIPP 
Shollotte, NC 
Major: SPE 

JOHN LYONS TRUELOVE 
Wrightsville, NC 
Major: Business 

TIMOTHY HARLEY WARD 

Wilmington, NC 

Major: Political Science/Business 

CATHERINE BAILEY WARREN 
Raleigh, NC 
Major: Social Work 
Fledgling Staff; Seahawk Staff 

RAYMOND ALLEN WARREN 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: History 

ROBERT WELCHELL 

Wilmington, NC 

Major: English 

1 St place: Huwan Velatrous Essay Contest; 

2nd Place: Jesse Kehder Short Story; 1st 



Place: Jesse Kehder Short Story, 1 st Place: 
Shannon Morton Essay Contest 

STEPHANIE LYNNE WELLS 
Wilmington, NC 
Major: Nursing 

CYNTHIA WEST 

Warsaw, NC 

Major: Business Administration 

KARIN WHALEY 
Raleigh, NC 
Major: Law 

AAARY ESTELLE WIGGINS 

Boldenboro, NC 

Major: Business Administration 

JOSEPH ALAN WILLIAMS 
Jacksonville, NC 
Major: Math/Physics 

Students of Physics Society; Astronomy 
Club; National Science Foundation Biol- 
ogy Scholarship Recipient 

ROBERT EDWIN WILSON 

Charlotte, NC 

Major: Business Administration 

BRUCE ALBERT WINTHROW 
New Bern, NC 
Major: EVS 

DAVID PAUL WOLFF 
Danville, IL 
Major: Sociology 

CHARLES BRIAN WOOLTON 
Greensboro, NC 
Major: Geology 

MARY WORRELL 
Burgaw, NC 
Major: Chemistry 
Dean's List; Chemistry Club 

DAVID HUGH WRIGHT 
Shelby, NC 
Major: History 

DEBORAH YOUNG 
Havelock, NC 
Major: Social Science 
Sociology Club 

FRED ZABEL 
Sonford, NC 
Major: Business 



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